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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
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soiidly founded than the reputation OF Bensoa'
Capcins Plasters. They arc known. appreciated
ana used everywhere in America a-its hos pitfalls
and Its homes. Physicians, pharmacists ana
druggists afarm that for promptness Of action.
certainty and range OF curative qualities they
Arc beyond comparison. Once used. their un.
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lie are again cautioned against IT, cheap. worth.
less ana shameless limitations offered by menda
cious parties under the guise OF Similar sounding
names, such as "Cspsicin." "Capsicum." Ca
4Pucip," "Capsicine." eto. Ask for Benson's.
Asy OF respectable druggi,ts only. ana make q
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Three Seals" trademark and the word I" Cap.
cine " cut In the centre. feb2l-A,We
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
WOMEN AND nOOkS.

a FrssohmanS Dlspasssisg Of NE ssa's ssla-
sioa 20 Them.
Prom tho Nav York Tribune.
NJ. Octave Usanne, the accomplished editor
o" Le Livre," takes the opportunity. while
reviewing new book entitled "I.es Feinmes
Bibilophiles," 10 discuss the relations oi
women 70 books, and frankly states, - bid
personal opinion, that lovely woman looks
with generally cold II not hostile eye upon
llteratura In support OF this heresy n.
Csanne adduces many allegstonS He says
that II married man Il fond OF buying books
his wife IL almost certain TO treat them - II
they wera objects OF Legitimate jealousy.
He contends that she grudges every dollar
expended upon the library that she 10 inca.
ine. OF luminous press work. OF Japan
and other dc luxe papers, OF exquisito Hue
tratious, OF all the many sources OF pleasure
and satisfaction which make up the felicity
OF the genuine bibliophile. He declares fur.
thor women do not know how to handle or
treat books; that they will approach . het
dre with some precious vellum binding, for
example, caring nothing II they shrink,
book down they arc - likely ~ not to put It
down wide open, thus ondaDgering the sta
bility Of the back that they drop valuable
books about inditierently, TO their injury.
Despite tho fact, shown In the work he 10
reviewing, that women have collected i'm.
portant libraries have established certain
i,SS ~ esii... s,,i nnni;an.,. ~ a. cvnI.
E,.nchm.r iii ro, "A nn,s that ,bs .ar has
.nv nss,,,.i ssnasncy ,nw.rd bihiionhil,.m'
wcnsr ~. IoLa,iv ss..,,. To- ,ha ,nn..
part regard books ~ their rivalA They seem
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Ma. in.,a.t ~ ,ho a., Tha, ~, 1o,,h,
sometimes pretend to like books, but this
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

TURE FOk THE DEAF.
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Why let The M little on 9nes suffer with With Ihsum..
tion Onf
OF far grcatsr value than money ia health !;
therefore, for coughs ana colds use Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup. tho iufAliibie remedy. Price .
cents.
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,AFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE

CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
- Rupture, yAricocsle ana Special Diseases
Of either sex Why be hnmbnEeed BY quacks
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speciaty OF tho above diseases, ana Cunn
and evening. Strangers can be treated ana iS.
turn home same DAY Omcee priyate
aIi North Ninth street Above Race,
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ana II North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa.
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sHllOHs COUGH ana Consumption Curs
sold By c,S ~ on a. auf.antss cures Con
Ios. IN and l.o North Queen St., Lancsster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

II b MARTIN,
vHoG0ALD Aup n.sAn psALs1 N
All Kinds Of Lumber and Goal
WYAID. No ~ NORTH Watsy ana Primo,
Streets. above Lamon. Lancaster. nSlVa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
KIDNGY FROUBLA
q Case % Many Ysass standing CursA VIA
IL netsSeas h Man % Ysars Of Age.

DAnpofIou blyI1ns Co.-0ents had been
tnublea with my kidneys for number OF ysazs,
d almost everything without much bensai
ts1ed DeAdelien bittors. ] used SIX bot,
y ana Am pleased 70 ~ am entirely rid OF
the kidney trouble besides my system beins
toueo up 20 that feel IKE di9ersnt person,
eheerfully reeowmsna ths same 20 all an,ictsd
" tcx W. JACOB 1UeCHLJTz.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

TSTATE OF GEORGE BRUBAKER,
- late OF Lsncaater city Lancaster county,
deceased. Tho undersigned auditor appointed
TO pass ON exceptions to tho account OF and to
distribute the balance remaining in the hands Of
II. g. Brubaker. administrator OF said deceased.
to and among those legally entitled to the same.
will sit for that purpose on "WEDNESDAY.
MARCH 2 lss7. at 10 o'clocK q. m In the Library
Room of tho Court House, In the City Of Ian.
easter. where all peryons Interested IN said dis
isbSStds Auditor.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A sSIGNED ESTATE OF JOSEPH r.
"A Royer and wife, Of the City OF Lancaster,
Lancaster county. Joseph X. koyer ana wife.
of tho City OF Lancaster. having by deed OF vol.
untary assignment. dated Jan uary 8, 1881. as.
signed and transferred all their estate and
efYec' 3 o the undersigned for the beIeit OF the
creditors OF the said Joseph Il. Roger. they
therefore give notice to all persons indebted to
said sssignor. to mako payment to 10 the under.
" present them Tn
JOHN ID. sKlLEs,
TOBIAS ROIER, Assignees,
Residing In the City Of Lancaster.
GRoR8E NAvNAN, Attorney, ians6id5
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Geo. Williamson, a very handsome nm
| intelligent young gentleman of Winon,
| spent last Sunday in our city.
Mr.. W. T. Knox, mayor Of the city Of WI
mona, and former Grenada young mar
was on our streets last Saturday.
Our former and worthy fellow -citizen, Nj
A. w. Lake, now of Memphis, spent severa
days In Grenada this week looking after IN,
siness matters.
Grenada's brilliant young representative
Mr.. j. C.Longstreet has been assigned a posi-
ton on the first and second committees, In i'm
portance. He is on the judiciory and chair
man ofthc ways and means committee.
our worthy and esteemed friend, DR., D. r.
McHenry, has been absent from his Office fo
The past two weeks, on professional tour I.
carrollton. Dr. McHenry Is not only a YER,
social and intelligent gentlemen, but IN Il
one Of the best dentists our country affords
Miss Annie Hail. u beautiful and accom-.
p'ished young lady Of Grenada, is stoppin,
WIN Mrs. Vardamah. Miss Hall IA organ.
izing u class In painting. and her proficiencv
~ "a guarantee that her pupils will reap /
rlch reward for tho time spent.-Greenwood
Enterprise.
we mad very pleasant call from our non.
ulnr young friend Mr.. Albert Milton. on last
wednesday, who IL now In the employ n,
Messrs' d. j. Allen & Co, a general mercan.
.'io mouse OF Australia, Miss. Albert seems
70 DC In high spirits, and enjoying GOOD health
The GAZETTE wishes him a yerv n,enson,
visit. e f'''"'
afs' .. VI. Thalnes, of Sardis but formerly
OF drenada, accompanied by her bright little
son Vharley, after spending couple OF wdaks
win friends and relatives in our town aud
rso"n'y' returned to hcr homo on last Thurs.
aaS morning. Mrs. Thames In most estimn.
c'e ''dS' ana her friends In this vicinity are
very numerous. "ie
we acknowledge an enjoyable yisit f.o,,
nov. II. 9. Moreheat,, minister m cbarra !,
M ny urehada circuit OF tho M. +. Church. on
thursday evening last. Mr.. Nipreheud q II,
excellent christian pntiqmnn, whose pleas.
,.s uadress on 9ll occasions, coupled with
MS scnoiarly attainments and the riff N a, ]
press his views and convicti Ions have alres,,y
won Tor him the love and conf,tionco - ~,
people throughout his charge. ,s' - s :
Mr., Marcus su'nnieraeld who ,s ,vc,, ~,
iAvorably known IN this city. bnt ,vIa @ ,..a
been making his home In Weatpn,r, ~, .ss w.
year w head Of the branch estabish,,,o,pl ~. ~.
- =. SuinineFnelu q Bro, was innrriaa 4 80
DAYS ago to Miss Ffiedlnn6or ~ ts.~>'.', wv wv
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Farmers ate beginning to appreci.
ate the situation. They are fast
learning that they, who feed and en-.
ron aIl other glasses, must organize
and perfect their working forces, or
else 20 hungry. Hence have risen
the Grange. the A Alllassce, the Farm.
ers Wheel and kindred organjzo.
tiOne: IN this age Of cooperation
the class lacking co.opperation will
inevitably suffer. True prosperity
oanuot bs Without II. On the real
prosperity oftl,e farmer IL bssed he I'D
real prosperity of MI, The farmer
eo0 nluat know the value OF his bro.
euct; OF eheApening the cost Of bro.
duction ; VI swiit movement; Of co,il.
:t'tiot, of fastening the fruits oi
nls tOll 70 markets. where they sfe
h!G6.priced and 10 demsnd. with
1iul 'c0.0R Rsrstlon v not " ~ for nv
n Sn q q q s..a ss..t!sss, \ Z. bns ~ ~ iusl
y ~ ~ UWn l0taselob, 7, ~.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
Romance vs.. science.

Some Of our exchanges are discns.
sing the subject as to whether \ al.
lege paner should contain ro,pancas
and fiction, or whether it should ha
hiied with sientitic subjects. Tha
Eastern journals as q general ruia li
lean twoard the romantic, while liz
western papers are more on the ri.
eptitic order. There is all old suyinr
that "history repeats itself,n. and this
\ seems to be true in this instance
The romance first originated In the
East, but after q lapse Of time ths
great West was the chosen field az
all fictitious literature, while the
East produced the solid and practical
works. Again, in the mutabi'ity of
human affairs, has q change been
produced and while the Western
world is beginning to furnish scien.
tific investigation, the land toward
the rising of the sun is again return,
ing to the romance and the novel.
This change is just beginning to be-
perceptible and is taking place gradu.
ally, but steadily. The reason for
this is found in the fact that the
American people are restless and
ever demanding change. This
demand for something new, some-
things different induced the novelist
of to-day to abandon the wornout
themes Of the West and to seek new
scenes and characters for the plots
of bis novels. The reason that H,
Rider Haggard's novels are so popu.
lar at present is, that he, realizing
the change in the popular taste, has
endeayored to satisfy the new de.
mand by his latest works. But we
are getting OF the subject which We
started out to discuss. We would
favor, as some of the college journals
are doing, . mixture Of both the scien.
tific and the romantic. A paper
which has harmonious blending
Of both kinds of article is the one
that is the most interesting to all
glasses of readers. Do not try TO-
select subjects that will please every.
body for you will end by pleasing
nobody, but use your Judgment ID
getting up matter for your paper and
make such selections. as will make a.
pleasing and harmonious whole,
whether the articles be numerous.
fictitious or practicaI.--A. h M. Col
lege Reflector.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
Peterkin Cotton.

Last week we published an &C.
ceunt of a yield of 800 pounds Of lint
from 20Q0 pounds Of seed cotton
in Yazoo county, being 40 pounds Of
lint to the hundred Of seed cotton.
y. w. White, Of this county, teels US
that he beat the above record this
year. He raised 1928 pounds Of
Peterkin cotton which yielded four
bales, aggregating in weight 1858
pounds. Deducting So pounds for
bagging and ties, there still remains
over II pounds Of lint to the 400 Of
seed cotton. From the same seed
his son-in-law. Mr. Joe Gariagus,
of Winston ooEaty, raised 1l3S
pounds of seed cotton which yielded
bale weighing 478 pounds.
Mr. White says that yield per acre
of Peterkin cotton is fully as much
as any kind. he ever saw grown.
Everybody who has tried the Pc.
terkin. cotton say it pays better than
any ether.
Every farmer should supply him.
self with some of the seed and keep
them pure. BY doing SO our whole
county would, In a few years, be sup.
piled with d kind Of cotton that
would give better returns for the
time and labor spent on It than at:
present.-KOsciusko Messenger.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
Ems. GAzETTE;-

Ena. GAzETTEi--
/ see in your issHs of the 7th inst
J that there will be an examination o
applicants fpv the offida Of Count,
: uperintendeAt of Eduoati0n. And
4 am reliably informed thatour MOS,
efficient acting Supt. Nr. II. T. Payne
will not be a candidate to succeed
| himself. There is not a teacher in
this county who would like TO see
him elsewhere than the Office he now
fills SO satisfactorily. His adminls-
tration has been one of unparalled
success. Teachers of every grade
have been pleased at his just admin
istration. And his strict non-partis.
aRship1n his discretionary powers
! made us all like him the more.
s5uch a man we feel 10th TO lose. But
we ascertain from very reliable
sources that he will not be candi-
date To succeed himself. Therefore
it behooves us tn seek a man of like
qualities, and these qualities reside
in the person Of cur worthy and esti-
'nable friend DR.. Jno. j. Gage. In
tina person Of this christian gentle
man lies all the qualities necessary
TO keep our schools Just where they
are, and make them what the future
will demand OF thpni That Grenada
county takes the lead II. tho manage.
ment Of puhlic-schna's ss q f.ct, be-
You'd the shadow of q doubt, and
why not let har keep her present
speed 30 the top of the Eiount of pros
ncrity" DR.. Gage is 3 gentleman oil
rare uSpput:ye nniiiIv and we arn
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
new quarters

his accounts, turning over to committee OF
| the Board, ono iron safe 10 keys desk code
1880 copy sheet acts 1875 sixty-one hundred
dollars at par value of U s ~ coupon bonds
due 1907 with coupons attached maturing
| April 1855 and three thousand one hundred
and twepty-seven 63-lOO dollars in money
which said property bonds and money have
been turned over to the present Treasurer,
| Ed G Payne as appears from his receipts.
Grenada Miss. Jany. $ 1888.
Received of President Board ofSupervsors
the following property belonging to Grenada
county, iron safe 10 keys desk code 1880 /
copy sheet acts 1875, Ed. g. PAYNE,
Co. Treas.
Grenada Miss. Jany. 8 1888 Z
Received of the President of the Board of
Supervisors three thousand one hundred and
twenty-seven Ga-1O0 dollars, funds belonging
to Grenada county state of Mississippi for
which am to account, according to law.
ED, q. PAYNE,
Co. Treas.
Grenada Miss, Jany.5 1883
Received of the President of the Board of
Supervisors, U 8 coupon bonds NJ due 1897
"''A S""EIohS s,tbitCIleti, iiitlrlHg April 1903
amounting at par value TO 81 sixty-one hundred
dollars, Tor which am to account as funds
belonging to Grenada county Miss, on school
fund account, also notes as follows:
Mrs. i. L. Owens and others Note due II
Dec. 'SS S33 90.
Mrs. l.. l.. Owens and others Note due 81
Dee. 'Sa. SS3 O0.
Mrs. L. l.. Owens and others Note due 81
Dec. 80. S33 90
Mrs. l.. L.. owuMs uul uilers Mute ,lue 81
Dec. '9l SAB 90,
En-. g. PAYNE,
Co., Treas.
Therefore considering the premises and
deeming 1t best for the public good, it is or
dered by the Board that one thousand dol
lars Of the amount now in treasurers hands
be credited to school fund account and the
remainder CREDITED to the common co. funds
amt s2l27 e3.
Ordered that Sam Laurence be ana Is here.
by appointed Il committee of one to memo.
rialize the Legislature to have sale OF old
court house confirmed.
ordered that h II Gordon cx-Co., Treasur-
nr be allowed till next meeting Of this Board
to file Ais final settlement as such Treas.
Ordered that the following accts be allowed:
No 1888 p Irby ~ 0o, fixing court house
steps see Oil. code 80.
ordered that the Board draw pay as follows: |
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
Grenada Mu steal and Literarv C,uL

The next meeting will be held at
the residence of Capt. Powell, Fri
gay eve. Jan. Goth, ats7H o'clock
subject: Venice. Instrumental mu-
&c, Miss Eliie Thomas. Essay, Mrs.
John Powell. Vocal music, Misses
Hoffa and Bledsoe. Reading, Mrs.
Carothers. Instrumental music. Miss
Belle Thomas. P0etical selections,
Miss Florence Bledsoe. All the
members and friends of the Club are
requested TO attend. We promise
evening.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Some theft made raid on Mr.. Gus
Gerard last Tuesday night. by open.
Ing the blinds and raising the win
dow from the outside. He then lift.
ed Mr.: Gerard's clothes off of chair
near the window, searched the pock.
cts, captured one dollar and eighty.
nve cents, left the clothes in the front
yard, and skipped.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

We have on hand several contribu.
tions, among which is a poem from d
Providence patron, and another from
u friend In the Cascilla neighborhoo,!
each OF which will appear in these
columns some time in the near fu.
ture.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Ha
DR.. r. NJ. Hight, dentist, has NOV
ed his office into the new brick build.
Ing erected on the west side 0f Main
street by Col. w. N. Pass, where he
ts fitted up In elegant style. and sup
piled with nff the tools and appliai,.
ces Of modern time used IN his pro-
fession. Thus equipped, DR.. Hight
cordially Invites his friends and the
public TO call and see him. Having
his residence In the same ulIdlnc. he
can eolvs niently entertain patrons
from the country or the Deighborine
towns. Or. Hight has hce u Il citizen
oe Grenada sbouta = year, but by hJs
mechanical lkill and gentlemanly
department. has In that time built i 4
!. patronage Of which he may Justly
tel proud s q 7,s.sI
Y n 4 4 Y X S, ~
49,.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

The residence of Capt. w. P. Tow
Ter. A very comfortable house, con.
venient to the business part Of the
city. None but a first.class tenant
need apply. For terms, etc, apply to
r. T. PAYNE.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Mr. Ben. F. Leslie and Miss Annie
Tribble were united in the holy bonds
OF matrimony. at the brides home
IN the western part of this county
last Wednesday evening. They are
both young industrious and intelli.
gent, as well AZ economical, aud have
the best wishes Of the GAZETTE for a
long, prosperous and happy life,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Mr.. b. +. Moore, son of Mr.. J, r.
Moore, Of this county, and Mr.. ]. A.
stevens have erected q saw mill OF
handsome proportions about four
miles west Of Grenada, and are ready
70 supply the public with the best
yellow pine lumber at the lowest
rates. This is an institution that
should be encouraged, and we hope
will, by our people generally.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Oliver Clifton voted for John Me.
Gill for Mayor of Jackson, and Col.
Power kicked him out of the editori-
al chair of the Clarion. Now he
should be kicked out of the clerkship
Of the Supreme Court.-Vaiden Jour
nal.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Mr.. J. J. Williams, Jr., still con-
tinues to "hold the fort" at Austin's
corner, where he is prepared to sup
ply the public with cigars, peanuts,
ETC., etc.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
Grenada Miss, Jan. 0, 'sS. Secty.

Bretheren Of tile press! Forget
not TO urge upon ths legislature o
bill upon which we all agreed at last
Press Association, viz; A Bill RI.
quiriDg all sctsof d local nature pas
sed by the Legislatures 10 be printed
In the local papers. Also to have a
prtnter's t0Ols to the value OF 400 OO
exempted front tsxation. n.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
NOTICE.

The finance committee of the Gren-
ada County Farmers Alliance are
requested to meet in Grenada on
Wednesday, 18th instant.
J. G. DELoAcH, Sec'y.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

We understand that Or. A. C.Kuy.
kendall has purchased the residence
lin course of construction of Mr.. l..
r. Turner, on Main street.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

1t causes the people Of this State a
great modification to know that Gov.
LOwery's message does not suit the
Memphis Appeal. The Appeal has
been taking an overZealOus interest
in our state affairs FOR some time
past, and we londiy hoped that all
our officials had been SO thoroughly
drilled by this se't-cons!itutedm meteor
us to ne,er tranagress its highe st
wish. We are therefore pained to
note that Gov. Lowery has actually
delivered himself Of u message to the
legislature that utterly fails to come
up to the Appeals standard. We
would suggest to the Appeal that It
move down to Jackson, during the
session of the legisleture--if no long
er-and make Gov. lowery 'behave
his-self.n
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

A booming town out west COM
plains Of the salvation Army" be-
cause its members sing, "There is Il
land that is fairer than this"
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
NOTICE.

will pay fifteen cents per bushel,
cash, for Cotton Seed, OH the public
square. A. GERARD.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
TIE LEGISLATURE Of GRENADA tlvS,g.
Proceedings oftne Henerabie Goerd
of Supervisors.
,coNcLuDEp FROM LAST WEEK.

| iN ~. III
,cONcLUDEp FROM LAST WEEP,
Ordepsd that the following accounts bp 81
| lowed;
| NqIias, G Fenn *s2 10, repairs q, poo
house, burying psaper and sup'. poot house
| sec 6a7 code 80.
Na 1859, Meaaers 4 GARNER n %, tsalpel
coffin, sec 627 code 80. ~
Ordered by tho Board that w. B. Sanders
oyepsecr of road No lS district No l, beand hi
is hereby required to Immediately taIe such
legal action as will cause S $ Fairfield " re-
move his fepee from said public road
Ordered that the following accounts ba al
lowed:
No 1870, Nose Wyley 81 %, board of panper,
Maria CARPENTER, Dec 1857 to January 1888,
sec 626 code 80,
No 1871, filaston Wade II 90, board palmer,
Lucy Baker, month Dec 's7. sec 626 code 70.
No liza, & W Tindall s23 II, lumber for
Bogue bridge, sec aGS code 80
ordered by tha Board that the Tax COL
leotars Bond Of this county be and the sane
is hereby fixed at 5ls,0O0t
ordered by tho Board that the Treasurar's
bond of this Grsneada county, be and the
same is hereby fixed ut the sum OF $1,000.
Ordered that the Board adjourn 70 0 clock
a, M. tomarrow. SAM LAURENCE, Pres
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

DR.. Jno. j. Cages office may now
be found over Mr.. Geo. Lakes store.